The Fed just took a step it hasn’t taken since the 2008 financial collapse—and almost no one noticed. On December 31st, the Federal Reserve quietly injected emergency liquidity into U.S. banks. No press conference. No real explanation. Just silence. That kind of move isn’t normal. When confidence in the system starts to crack, attention shifts quickly—and some assets begin flashing warning signs worth paying attention to.
The Fed’s Emergency Move Triggers a Media Blackout
